Today's film includes a scene of implied sexual assault.

That scene is discussed in this episode, so if that's a subject you'd rather not hear about, be forewarned.

Young Private Norman Ellison Norman Ellison joins a highly respected in battle-hardened tank crew during the invasion of Germany

in the waning days of World War II.

His first task? Scrubbing out the gory remains of the man he's

there to replace.

It sets the tone for the film to follow, depicting the brutality and desperation of one of the

deadliest jobs of American soldiers in World War II.

War Daddy, Bible, Kunas, and Gordo fill out the rest of the crew.

Grieving their dead crewmate, they mercilessly haze Ellison while inflicting their rage upon the Germans.

Despite their contempt for the rookie, they gradually grow to accept him as he partakes in

the horror of war. Starring Brad Pitt, Shiah Labuff, and Logan Lerman, the film's

macho fatalistic tone neatly matches its bleak visual palette. The tank combat scenes are realistic and

adrenaline charged as the film used real Sherman and Tiger tanks in its

production. It's kill or be killed today on friendly fire as we reviewed director David Ayer's biggest box office success.

The 2014 film, Fury. Welcome to Friendly Fire. It's a show where the host were trained to review films about

office dramas, but here we are reviewing films about war. I'm Ben Harrison.

I'm Adam Pranica. And I'm John Roderick.

John, are you happy that we aren't on the hook for those intros anymore?

Feels good.

It does.

It's not our responsibility.

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